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-28- D. Summary Comments by Conference Participants 51. At the conclusion of the conference each of the participants was asked to identify some major consideration thought to be particularly significant for the Council in developing its Statement and Recommendations. These comments served to summarize the highlights of the preceding discussion. 52. The Council would be well advised, one conferee pointed out, to concentrate on the newer aspects of the problems in womanpower. These arise from the fact that women are marrying at younger ages and are, therefore, often prevented from acquiring any training for employment. Although the traditional "career girl" is vanishing, an increasing number of women are acquiring some work experience during the early years of marriage. Lack of training and/or limited work experience, however, pose major problems in integrating these women into the work force when they elect to return at some later date, as an increasingly large number of them are doing. This problem should be related to the manpower shortages in several occupations which require extensive professional training. 53. Other conferees stressed the importance of volunteer work as a means of keeping the skills of women up to date Zuxing the period of their withdrawal from the labor force.

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